​The Federal Government, on Thursday said the ongoing industrial action by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, will be called off within a week.

The announcement was made by the Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, while meeting with Senate Committee on Tertiary Education at the National Assembly complex.

Recall that ASUU had few days ago commenced an indefinite strike across the nation.

http://fabinfos.com/ASUU-fg-reveals-strike-will-called-off/

Hope say na true o

At First They Said 2 Days Now Its Within A Week,abeg Make I Go Learn Tailoring.

And according to premium times the meeting ended in a deadlock. So which 1 we go believe. http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/240585-breaking-another-meeting-nigerian-govt-ASUU-deadlocked.html

we're waiting

They should have told Bros Lai Mohammed to tell us...we will believe that easily..

Indeed am beginning to get tired of these heartless Politicians and their lies always but not shaking my faith is on God and not this God forsaking Politicians. Pls God help us ooo your children!!!

Lets hope n see

Is this info real?
Better don't raise Nigerian student's hope for nothing else they curse you

I sincerely hope its true cos this government are confused people.. they can wake up tomorrow and deny this...fvck!!if not for this 5year course,I would have escaped the strike by whiskers...or I should Have gone to a private versity....lol...where the money??

dammy13:
​The Federal Government, on Thursday said the ongoing industrial action by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, will be called off within a week.

The announcement was made by the Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, while meeting with Senate Committee on Tertiary Education at the National Assembly complex.

Recall that ASUU had few days ago commenced an indefinite strike across the nation.

http://fabinfos.com/ASUU-fg-reveals-strike-will-called-off/

Lalasticlala Ishilove Mynd44 Seun Dominique

Fabinfos I really must commend your efforts
You've been trying updating us and all that

I will like to confirm the CORPERS going on strike...How TRUE?

Okat

use the opportunity and apply NDA

when they cant reveal when the president will return.

who are they deceiving? call off today to strike another day

Issa scam



Till you heard from ASUU itself. All this is noise

OK

ogtavia:
They should have told Bros Lai Mohammed to tell us...we will believe that easily..

u know it!!

What were u expecting them to say b4, that the strike will last for 6 months, a year?

let's hope for the best

CornelG:
Indeed am beginning to get tired of these heartless Politicians and their lies always but not shaking my faith is on God and not this God forsaking Politicians. Pls God help us ooo your children!!!

Na so so story, story everywhere ooo

dammy13:
The Federal Government, on Thursday said the ongoing industrial action by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, will be called off within a week.

The announcement was made by the Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, while meeting with Senate Committee on Tertiary Education at the National Assembly complex.

Recall that ASUU had few days ago commenced an indefinite strike across the nation.

http://fabinfos.com/ASUU-fg-reveals-strike-will-called-off/

Good...

Infact, this is the only good news.

Now for the bad news.....

Fees are going to go up in the next five years.

You see, the N800bn ASUU is fighting for was originally N3trillion. And even that N3trillion is not enough to adequately fund the fifty odd federal universities, and the 44 state universities we have in this country.

So, no one should be surprised if fees go up.

Because let's be frank when our parents and grandparents went to school....there were less than 10 universities in this country. And there were less than 90000 students studying in those universities.

That number has grown, and the money available for funding them adequately has fallen because Nigeria's economic model....dependence on exporting raw materials...is no longer sustainable.

So, the only sensible thing for govt to do to see an end to strikes is to

1. Increase fees to N300000 and above.

2. Privatise universities.

3.Borrow more money from IMF to fund infrastructure and facilities in universities.

4.Money in the budget for educaiton should be used to fund primary and secondary schools only as well as technical colleges.

5.Taxes have to be raised...

Sorry Nigeria...but university financing no be beans.

next week. an it will last a year in their mind. stupid set of people

As at last week, rooney strikes, lacazette strikes, morata strikes, lukaku strikes, neymar strikes, ronaldo strikes, messi strikes and ASUU also strikes...the week was wonderful

please ASSU dont call it off yet.I am not ready to resume yet.